Sentence examples for faceless entity from inspiring English sources

"It's not a faceless entity," she said.

"I don't want us to be a faceless entity," he says.

We never want the customer to think they're dealing with a faceless entity, so you should always be sure to inject humanity into the process.

Not so long ago "the fans" were a faceless entity, occasionally thanked by actors as an afterthought in awards acceptance speeches, now they are part of a dialogue, with the power to change plots and even get a series recommissioned.

I have never been so filled with hate towards a faceless entity as I have as a customer of Clearwire Internet.

Through our study of the crowd's behavior, we realized that the definition of the crowd implies a faceless entity [29], but one has to understand that to the crowd the requester is not faceless (e.g. the one answering a question can see the one asking the question).

The point-of-sale solution looks to solve one of the challenges Groupon faced in years past, which was a key reason why many small business owners and retailers were soured on the daily deals platform: customers would come in, nameless and faceless entities brandishing their Groupon for a freebie or deeply discounted product or service, which they used one time and then often never returned.

Modernity, after all, requires experts working within large (sometimes faceless) entities to generate our power, manage our airlines and keep the Internet on 24/7.

Islamic terrorism, wars with muddied agendas, financial systems ailing because of the mistakes of faceless entities – the general lack of public understanding of these issues means that they are all, in a sense, pieces of metal that have fallen out of the sky.

For her and more than 11 million South Africans, a community-driven burial society offers better prospects than the uncertain bureaucracy of a faceless corporate entity.

In more traditional development fights, like the effort by Mamaroneck, N.Y., to prevent the construction of a huge Ikea furniture store in neighboring New Rochelle, it is easy to demonize the opposition -- a faceless corporate entity.